"Sexy But Psycho: How the Patriarchy Uses Women's Trauma Against Them" delves into the way patriarchal structures exploit and distort women’s emotional and psychological trauma. The book critiques how society often labels women who express anger, pain, or frustration as "crazy" or "unstable," dismissing their trauma in the process. It highlights how these labels are used to control women and prevent them from being taken seriously, reinforcing damaging stereotypes about femininity and mental health. Through a feminist lens, the book explores the intersection of gender, mental health, and power, offering a compelling argument for why women must reclaim their stories and resist being marginalized.